The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THERE Is message at the telegraph
Office for Marie Naett.
THIS EDITION of THE HERALD Is the
largest of any daily in the west.
Do YOU want situation? Advertise
in The HERALD want column. That
will bring it.
A LARGE hotel is to be put up at Gar
field Beach, We are told, the building to
begin this winter.
TIED. & R. G. was about three hours
late last evening. caused by heavy
rains and high water.
Mccormick & Co. received yesterday;
Hanauer bullion, So 100; silver and lead
ores, 81 200; Total, Sc 800.
T. R. JONES ~ Co. received yesterday ::
Queen of the Hills ore 81 230.93. Other
ores, 1888 81; total, 81, 6I9.14.
THERE WAS a runaway on Second
South Street yesterday, and the driver,
boy, was thrown out and somewhat
injured.
A SET of harness was stolen from a
wagon on Washington Square the other
night, while the owner was sleeping be-
meath it.
A SERIES of FIVE concerts will be given
in Stephens Music Hall during Con-
ference nights. Most all of our leading
vocalists will take part.
THE PACIFIC Hotel Company, SO Mr..
EppiDger declares, spent over $40 900
here this summer in provisions and in
the employment of men.
THE MAMMOTH establishment of
Messrs. Auerbach g Bro. will be closed
from Tuesday evening, September 9th,
to Wednesday evening, September 18th,
at PIN.
THERE IS talk of vast and imposing
Improvements at Lake Park. We would
not be surprised at anything in the
shape of improvement which the Little
Giant may undertake.
A NAN was riding down First East
Street yesterday, when his horse STUN
bled and fell. The horse was cut by
the fall, but the rider was fortunate
enough to escape without injury.
Mr.. B. S. YOUNG was presented with
an eleven pound boy by his wife yester-
day morning. 1t was noticed that he
played Preene yesterday afternoon with
an Ill concealed air of jauntiness.
THE BEE HIVE MARcH"i is the latest
new music received by Coalter & Smell
grove. It is by Professor Joseph J.
Deynes. The title page is embellished
by very fair cut of the Tabernacle
organ.
THE DEsERET Wooden Mills have
opened a retail department first door
west of the emporium corner, where
will always DE found full line of the
various produces of this popular con-
Germ "A list of which occupies a whole
page in this mornings issue.
YESTERDAY MORNING the elevator at
the Walker House fell from the fourth
to the second floor, where fortunately it
caught. The boy who runs it was in
the elevator at the time of the accident,
but was uninjured, aud the only dam
age done was to the machinery.
A WAsHoUT occurred on the D. & r
g! at 7 dnnel Bridge, few miles below
Lower Crossing, Price River, yesterday.
Fully $50 yards of the track was torn
away, and traffic may be delayed sew
eral days. Rains throughout Castle
Valley are said TO have been extremely
= heavy during the past few days, and
other washouts may be looked for.
Col. ALEXANDER PIPER, Fifth United
States Artillery, is at the Continental.
Col. Piper has Just been promoted from
the lieutenant coionelcy of the First
Artillery to the coloneIcy of the Fifth,
which takel him from San Francisco to
New York. The light battery at Fort
Douglas, though separated a great dis
lance from the body of the regiment, is
part of the COlonel's command. He
is accompanied by his wife, and will
remain over for day or two.
THOMAS CARTER was yesterday pre-
scented with two oil paintings and a
cane, by Casey, who, it will be re-
membered, broke into Mr.. Carter's
store some time ago and stole a large
quantity of goods. Casey is now quite
penitent, and in letter written to Mr..
Carter, states that when he gets out he
intends to live an honest life. The pic
lures referred to give interior and ex-
terror views of the PEN, and are at
tracing good deal OF attention.
SAMUEL P. PUTNAM, the Liberal lee
turer of New York, spoke at the Opera
House yesterday afternoon and even
ing. In the afternoon he spoke upon
Dangers Ahead" and in the evening
upon American Democracy" Mr..
Putnam is a forcible speaker, and he
succeeded in thoroughly entertaining
his audiences. The Utah Secular Union
was organized last night and officers
will be elected to-day. The gentleman
lectures again this afternoon and even
ing.
At All Seasons.